| the boys- Elliot, Grant, Austin, Teddy |
| a better representation of their behavoir |
| Asma and I |
| at Zuane for Austin's birthday |
| the birthday boy! |
| the group |
| Grant, Polycarp, Elliott |
| Leah and I |
| off to Zanzibar!! |
| our itty bitty plane |
| from the plane- a look at Dar |
| Zanzibar! |
| I was delighted to find they teach TSL at the school in Mwanakwerekre |
| the headmaster and one of our student tour guides |
| the Mwanakwerekre school |
| Anglican church built over the old slave market |
| Kelly and Mai |
| a cross made from the wood of the tree that Dr. Livingstone died under...or so it is claimed |
| our Resident Director Ken |
| a memorial to the slaves that were held here |
| the slave's rooms..they would fit 50-70 people in here |
| fish market!! |
| yum yum |
| spices! |
| a Zanzibari dorr |
| walking through Stone Town |
| Stone Town |
| Kelly and I |
| The House of Wonders (a.k.a. the Sultan's palace) |
| Mom made me that skirt! |
| Omar, my student guide |
| CIEE group and the students from Mwanakwerekre |
| a yummy Zanzibari lunch |
| our hotel on the eastern shores of Z'bar |
At the Spice Farm.....
| pepper |
| cinnamon tree |
| pili pili (hot peppers) |
| studs in the spice farm |
| I was decorated as well =) |
| fetching coconuts |
| gelato in Stone Town |
| Chagua CCM!- Choose CCM! |
| Freddie Mercury was born in Zanzibar dontcha know |
| Sauti za Busara festival- a group from Cameroon |
| Sauti za Busara- a singer from Uganda |
In a traditional stone town- Jambiani
| seaweed is a staple in stone towns |
| learning about traditional medicine |
| Sauti during the day |
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